The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-08 00:00:00

• . • . - , ',,.... I MAILS. vr3u,a--4 Ootienbur&h, 1, Publin, 3 Wi te! frit rd. : PRICE OF STOCKS Tittb -DA V Jit 'T,WSLVI "O'Ci:OCK. Como% I. •• */ THE SUN.- - •!,„.1531 . 4101.5 M QUI6 P1C&11,4 74U. UM AUDtAT LONDON,. TRIDAY, APZ.IIO, 8 * 1808*. Tut.: account contained in the Letter from fly month yesterday, respecting the anion bet%ii;een I.o l .llijle and the French Frigates, was not quite con , reet. L'Aigle and the Impetueux were in company slier the French Filgates hove in sight; very soon brought one Of the Frigates to aaion,which , 'l►ad , not continued long when 'the French Cap ytifiri; , 4ncling it impossible to -resist any longer, the s:►tl,he could, even steering-634i, and ran direaly steel on upon the Isle.of Grouais, when all her ioo-inasts wenf:aer her side, and mizon-mast by the board. On the following morning She' appeared to be . ' ? perte6t. wreck, lying noon her beam-ends, and the sea breaking over her. A shift - of wind having, Lake pee, it be came impossible for I;iligre to set fire to her; mud the French having been enabled, by a num ber of craft from L'Orient, to lighten her, they succeeded in geiting her into L'Otiont. The other Vrigate,escaped the hapetuerix by superior sailing. had nine ten wounded. We are happy to add that Capt. Wo&.vx's wound is very slight. The Opposition Papers record with great Compta 'cony the Petitions for Peace-Petitions, which all, but the ignorant subscribers to them, know to have e dire6t tendency to defeat their own objea, and encourage the unprincipled and sanguinary Tyrant of the Continent to trample us' under his feet--while they preserve a cautious silence respeaing those of a contrary nature, which, by maintaining at once the language of true wisdom and genuine patrlotisru may induc.e the Userper to abridge a hopeless con test, and subscribe to terns which shall neither corn . promise our security, our power, nor our glory. Not content with this perfidious condua, they la, hour to convince us, that the Petitions which they befol - e their Readers are the free and imbiassed tutents of the suffering poor, whom the war alone b2S, deprived of a portion of their support ! And we 414 q?e , :',;• are told in the 'Morning Chronicle, that, on the pre- Aen . tation of the Petitiu- ‘ frum the Manufaclurers of ,Nanchester, IN.iIr.WHITEritEATI ventured to express Lis belief that, "no incitements bad been u3ea, 'arid that 4 was forced from the people by their in.,. tessitiesi" WHlmaAnisaffeetioo for the people i; weld kvwn : perhaps there are few things which he ;would not do for their except lowering • the price Qf hi's. porter, Air. WirtTIOSAP, too, is Strangely crew doloT, unless where nis,igajekty or His. Majesty's 'lbillhisters are concerned, 'and May. thus 'furnish a clue to the facility with .which .he llas taken up the opinion he is said to 11atT suppQrte4.- , If spleen and prejudice had .either ears or eyes, tve, should not despair cOuviWillfrthe ONSOSi-: iit'Art that Allege Petitions, ( 6 941 e of them, at 'least) were not produced without incitements," and those of a very extraordinary kind ; but we are Uot much attaolieci to ploughing, the sand; and .oengor6content ourselves with he fora. our Readers (who, we trust, 'have both) th . o foilovving irrefrai i able proof of the ‘‘ free and "un biassed sentituents — of ,the• Petitioners of Nig civiter. Some of the cotton-rnanufaeturera of this place, lind its neighbourhood, whose liberality is' gni); mtialled by their patriotism, have taken advaniaie of the partial decrease of trade, to ,impose upon" the peCeisities of their weavers . , and redoce the price of 'Prk ! against this, the Men very properly reinon: strafed, and presented a Petition to Parliament fora !ill to regulate their wagi.it the `makers; on thii /other hula,' have exetli thartwelvest to she's that 614 ratteiion is solely owing to . the war, and That Anti N . viaberar6 therefore bonntl, do less by interest r • .• than b d4ty, ro set their names tne'retttlons for Peace, That many . af the journeymen have Semr aloe" nawithstaailing — h the icnpoaifioii cir.. the unsuspeamg "simplicity . of Mr; WHI:BAZAL., we kriOw and lament :—bat we • tan venture to asinre'oUr Renders'that no small ilainber have , avoided the snare which the avarice and afreqion taf . , • the masters * insidiously •. prepared for the m end among th e rest, .the Cotn4 inittee whici s i Up the application - new' befoii ' w h t ;.haimr-'printed and'oopaiso among the manufaadreri 'the Fallowing -we114.44 , ..,, ,, ,irtal • it Fsamps AwD Fm,Low-fit' zik rzaa, " of Ol)pression has again ppate4al from I .On'side . nible 'portion of ihe• rniientble wigs Or , ou " tu• • fed bad left pal. 'Jill& las: ;;bate % • thent:exceds , rr p th ,ficatmer in. • ivanton, ittjestice. 4i! :1 • ' Zskr•ause is,asfiigned)fOr it, audit appears to have no othePi objeet- than ‘ to nder you 'desperate by starva The'perichls concerned 'herein have the cruel ty.to tantalise* your sufferings, by offering you, with one band, `a' Petition for Pectie, while, with the 'other, they tear the last' morsel frorx4 your lips ! Perhaps,they hope to shako thai loyalty and love of Our country—(What think you of this, Mr. W. ?)" for which you have been remarkable under every privation: beware of allurements held out to you, and remain firm and unshaken in your fidelity. A wise and just Legislature will, ire leng, relieve your grievances; and already those manufaaurers who feel for your sufferings are n&ively engaged, in conjunclion with your Committee, iu promoting the measure of a regulation of wages. " Every day is . adding to the number of those who will support your application to Parliament. Your Committee, therefore, again call upon you to aunid the snares laid for .you, under the specious mask of petitioning fur ,Peace I A disloyal or riotous spirit would blast every prospect of relief from Government. • Continue that peaceable, loyal, and good con dila, which you have -ever 'shewn, and bc assured that every eN.ertion shall be tuatil: by Your Cdth. mitt= to promote your—welfare ;' autl they have . no doubt of ultimate success. ff Signed by Order attic Committee,' " Jess ATHERI6K, President. i ! JAMES NISBET, Secretary* " f‘ Bolton : le-Moors, Fob. 2,9, 18o8." Yesterday at two o'clock, her MAJESTY held * Drawing-room at Sr. James's Palace, There were present, besides her MAJESTY, Their. Royal Highnesie.; .the .Prinpsses Augusta, Mary, and Sophia i the Kent and Cambridge ; the Virst Lord or the Treaswy• . State thc Houl anil War Depart , Aer General or the Ordnance'"; the Bishops ut (',:; tisk , file Judge of tho Admiralty; am; ''•!' • ' 'Si.vcat4tz A inbas*ldor. Dukes. -Porrl* , ~ ,era, tstelttiasr:c. -1)400 - §c4-- , Dorset, Dowager Newcastle, and Nvwcitycic. Mart.hionesses- Boilhi Sligo. ail .;•:Jowai,er Bata. Earls-Clountell, Wrucber :WS*, star!, .Aboyue, Chatilain, matioshurv, Cilandore, Powys, Motr4, Carystort, Coo. pt. r. Macclesfield, SA4III4%IIIChp Morton, torjesate, and EdinAii4in, Countesses -klarcourr, korteacue, Chesterkld, Cardigan, Kingston,. Wilton, t;rw =tor, Loudon, Cowper, Matzleiv &lc!, C.irystort, Darin - town, - Ethiighain, Suitolk, Spitinopp, Bar_rymnre, Chichester, and De Front. V 1 tiCOLLIItS -C he twyna , GlifilStOAC, Melville, sroplord, tastlerugh, and Terupietown. Vhicountesscs-114w4rdtn, Sidney, Proby, Sudiey, and Deerhurst. Lorc4---Brownlow, J. and G. Thynne, C. Seymour, Nay pier, Hawkeibury, Petre. Louvaine, Ar den, St. Heitsz's, Mu!grave. flivers, Heathfield, St John, C. Somerset, Bolton, ijolle, illon,;hby po 4rooke, ;lan• elifli, and Walpole. Ladies—Cr4t,r)rd, Montgomery. M' Dowager Petty, l• !Hatton, 4.r khr , 'Metcalfe, M•Lean,Cottrell, Ely, Vernon, liontog, Popham, J. thiwkinst S9r4crS 1104114 Giqt M. toulk”, Dacre, Bnringden, Titynne , an(t fria4 esbury. Achn ~k iralß ow le) , Sawyer, rir,d',str j. s iit.ontae2. cer.eratii —Leslie; Craulup..; ccitton, *4OO, r 4400,13.4, . ~nd Culmtela -shown), Ralph, Rain,llampden,Smith,All4,o„, broke, Chester, anti M , Leoct.—Captatirs—rurnatn, Wetby, Hope, and Newman, ot the Itoyal:Natvy. Wrangel'—t•ltiv. lloAors Kip 4ati AVouttlh.tter.-- ReV. Mr. Cubt. • Sri. W. ClJyton, E. Hattiltod, H, Sullivan, T. Trigg% W. S,‘ott, J. thiln.icy, C. R. 13uuginon, and C. The following wero arnong.the presentations to Ler MAJESTY : • • • Major-Gvn4;ll Campbell, upon his :,.1(14 aPpo:nte4 to the command of the stlt G#l'llSoll 14 414104 .4.1 d hvaii; tem.; ii(l to the Staff. — M a ster GcorAe Allcn, by the tars of Harcourt, upoti his being appoin cd a l'agc of Honour to Iler Majesty. • Admiral Sir lames Sauma,►cL, upo% bis being Appointed to a coinni:oid. • The 4.)ukc and Duchess of Newcastle, upon their mar. a cap r.. ttlin Hope, upon his being appbi,nted Fiat. Captain to Adiniral . Sir linnet; 6 - 41iinare?... , " • •• Lord Napier, 'upon leis 'being appointed His Majesty's Lprd High Commisaioner to the General AtisenplyottltoChkhdi. of Scotland. • '• • • .0 ‘'• I:km...Colonel French, upon his promotion and appoint , mint upon the Stair in Antrum .'• " "' • • • • •• Gerieral•3l: Balfour, upon hie promotion. • . The Rev. Dr. King, upon nis being appointed a Preliiend at' Westminster Abixty. . .• • • • General Berrie, 'upon his being appointed. CcdOnel of ihe 89th Regiment, in theloom of General. Wititeloake. • • Earl Cavan, upon his . beins Appointed'Colianer oCthe 77th Regiment of Font. • •. . • ! Tri o Bishop of Limerick, upon his proinotion to that .31.; shoprick, by the Earful Moira: . • , • . • Ariwournos Hawarden, upon coming to herlitlo. Major-Gationil Cotton, upon his prontotion,; Baron Wrangel, by the Sw6dish•A utbassador,. • - • The Rev. Or,. Goodall, - the Mitster of ton' C l ollege, uport his being•appoiatcd a Canon of - Winn4or, in the room of the late Dr. Duval. '• •• • • ••• , • • - - - .Among the Ladies who were' most distinguished for the elegance of their dresses, Were the . Pikh o u of NEwc.t.salat, Lady MONTGOMEIIIZ Lt ey I‘4 6 Qum, Countess of Lotinotodtid Lady All,l4Dst4y; and 'her. three lovely daughters, Lady tiStlecturf.," Lady' GR'EY, Misses. De' pots, 'Plow and . 11/1 tro4Lit. ' ' • ' 'The Countess . of Loubott. nod M MOA t . -; (tile to - COrirt• Witli . moka milendoar thin any gtbe Oison. She came in 'a mostelegaut new chair; .attended by . #our footmeia,. in their -superb state liveries; which they had new for the christening df Lord Muck Jat , i, on Monday"; richly' coveted with Silver taco and tassels; their hats *vandyked witly broad silver lace: 'chairmen wore similar liverida'anditillt stooK.T ings. . ' ;.. • :.• ./ ~1 Sir Jon N DucKWOlllll, ai we Kaye already stated, , arrived ail' Mariinique'on the inarning of the 1514 of February, and before noon - was joined" by Sir A. CoonaAtie.,, with six Sail of the. Line; . the ileffrice, CaptainsExtllS, having joined . biln 'two daya.before: The latter , Officer,. having adViCti of the sailing Of. the Rochefort 'Squadnatv and of the course ilrf:ofere steeringilcok it upon hinisolf 't& quit 'hie stuati of' Liihun, and , make tho test 'of liis-:wayittrtthu•Nt4st Indies,' to join 'our. Squadron there. Dieu RAn .with his force was -*le to cope with the French,. Sir JUIN Dirotcwortra - went with his Squadron to St.-Kitts,' to obtain intelligencidthi ne eossatiel, and.. it' was supposed that lto would sail from tlienco for Europe: . ' l ` ' ;-': , • A 'ir c rs g el arewed, yeerday from the Portuguese island of Sr. Michael, ~the Captain of which states, that t‘yo Frencti Frigate*, have.for some time past been cri l izing off t t he _Azores, and that they have taken isnd burnt four English„ Ships. Some more Vessels have arrived from Portugal, but have brought no intelligence of,importance. Dispatches were received at the iAdmiralty this morning from Sir ALMOIDEIit 00eHRANg.•7 • • Mrs. Boud's ball and supper, 'on,Wedneaday evening, in St. James's-squire, - was one of the Most splendid entertainments given this season. On Monday a Court Martial was held on Board the Salvador del Mundo, 112, in Hamoaze, Rear- Admiral Surrosr, President, on five Mutineers of the Edgar, 74, Captain MACNAMARA, viz. Henry Chesterfield, Captain of the main-top; John Row lands, boatswain's-mate ; George Scarr, Abraham Davis, and James Johnson, seamen, on; charge of mutinous expressions on hoard that Ship On the 27th pf March lest, while she was in Cawsand Bay.— When the Evidence for the Prosecution having been gone through, and the Prisoners heard in their de fence, the Court found them guilty, and passed the following Sentence upon them, viz.—Chesterfield to receive 700 lashes round the Fleet, and to be kept in solitary confinement two years ; Rowlands 200 lashes; Scarr S ou lashes, and one year's solitary confinement; and Davis and Johnson 200 lashes each. They were immediately delivere4 into the custody of the Provost Martial. After every reasonable inquiry, we are enabled to affirm that there is no foundation for a report which was universally prevalent during the whole of last week—namely, that the Opposition Leaders • intended to colleel the Petitions for an immediate Peace, together with the details of their own speeches on the subject, as given in the Morning Chroiricle, and present them to BUONAPARI ' R with a suitable dedication, by way of inducing his imperial Majes ty to lower his demands, and suffer us to enjoy as great share of nominal independence as may com port with his sublime views for thefreedom of the sea, and the general happiness of mankind ! From a Morning Paper of to-day we learn that several Ladies' Maids are f‘ To le Sold by Joge - non," and some libraries of books, cf Want 'lncest- The combat between Young Belcher and Docharty will take place on Monday next, a few miles from I,,ondop, We are glad to learn that Sir FL Portuat is nearly retovere4 from his lute illness, -which at one period threatened On most alarming consequences, The Brighton Theatre is to be under the direaicui of Mr. 4UNTOOI, jun. and Air.,FtEd.ri, next season. The latter 1.1 a performer of Covent-Garden 'Theatre. We are wry to have to record the death of Miss Burns, oecastoned, last week, by circumstances w hich, for the honour of human nature, we trust rarely occur. This young lady, it is said, was the half sister - tn the late wife of Mr. Charles Angus, Merchant, of this town, with whom she had lived for some time past in the capcity of housekeeper ;n1 (:)veme,ssof his children.---Report says that oho had been in a state of pregnancy—was prematurely delivered, and found in Mr. Angus's room -•p that no Child _could bslic,rtud-r4bat.ber death was occasioned by poison—that h e r h a ir was opene 4 by the Surgeons- ..oner'a Incuest lasted se veral days ; an 4! . n s equence of their verdict Mr. Angus has b • H -..mitted to Lancaster Castle, for trial at the Assizes, it was yesterday report ed that th e Loilti was found in, the ash-heap, .unoer one of t ire-places !---(Liverpool 'Chronicle.) HAI; STIt N 1 141.--Mr. Podgers, auothrr pecks. trian,. tylio, it has been Stated, started near Basing - stoke Otl Tuesday setnnighti tri go f f ity miles a day tor eighi.,sucFpss,ive days, finished t rtr_ormanct at . Maidstone on Tuesday. Ilia pedestrian, who weighs 14 stone, went 'the 4( miles in the - coati, ;ies of Somerset, lients 4 Gloucester, .w * itio, Suss, and Kent. He performe distancesAch dtlx within twelve hours, and he stem eight. jte did riot appear to have sustairwd.The slightest f4tigue tit any pefi O4 dining his journey, niett Is greater than the perroppan.ce gf any inodern pedestrian.- The wart,' ‘‘ ., ao for .490, nn P.th4girl' own ;Lamm!. • Yesterdar . morning; at an early hour, the three following criminals Were executed on the piatforip lit 'the top of the Surrey County Goal, via. .10?; Hopper, aged D, a Briclslaypr t . Viiiiiint.Sadpr; *2, ditto; and 441 , 2:a1nn Brace, 21; a Labourer.- 7 ; They. have all been rimVicted'fOr the same oifences, in company with each mttier.-44m4e1 Harritcy, whO is respited, and 11/41!kin; Shepherd, who, as an ac. Camplice, Was admittild an'evidence for the Ci - own., Their 'seeneq attion Was generally the roadS . round Creydon, and tb l eit;behavinpr ' in several Stqnces,' was . brutal to the persens 09* , hail rOhbod. After they were turned OF, woman of genteel apPearinee went through ihe superstitious aerernonY of having a we n that was growing on her neck Stroked nine, tunes by 'the •moi s t land of Man, and the hitadof *ace was used fOr that pur 7 as has' b!'ton'tstid; extreme terinr•in.thp party so aded ,mn wlfl give`the'fecipe sore el fee',' this Lat.l . :; , liaie 'a good 4hance of relief fOr we never saw bolter more t'qiingly depiefured; real /4 . e;thau in l her countenance, at the iiibt of (he dying men in 'their OonVulsive state. • • '• The bodies, When cat* doWn, Were delivered to their friends." ' .." ' • , .• Sho q)e accomplice,- has been sent to New gate; to' taße hls tr i al at the Old Bailey Sessions, fat a robbery an tlie highway, near Sthines. ' • On Friday was shot at Kirkandrews, near car lisle, a Most singular' woodcock. It wits of an ex : : traordinary large site, and was furnished with only one log and, from. the Most minute examination of the'bird, it was eyiden't, that it must have beau tormad r in that state. ' :0',4,1! " Ai DA? op DttA,Nviarop.--No. 7. 4 c Et 24, A. Prize of 10001: , P in the frillowiag Shares; one Half, One Eighth, ana Six Sixteenths; also, on the Fourth 'Day, 19,670, a Prize of 506b1. in one Quarter ' two Eighthi,.and Eight Sixteenths ; and 10,317, a Pri7o3 of SQOI. in one Half, otieEighth, and six Sixteenths, by HORNSBY and , Co. Cornhill, Charing-Cross:itild Borough.— The Lottery `draWs To-rnortow,%in4 finishes neXt week. "' :'►l J' ti NAVAL N:WS. t PLYMOUTH, APRIL 6.—By the Cacho° Schooner, which arrived here yesterday, intelligence i s received t hat L' "lisle Frigate, of 31. guns, Capt. WOLFa, fell in, on the night of the F...ath ult. 41 the Bay, with 9 r large French Frigate, which site engaged until day. light in the morning, at which time Another French , Frigate, a consort of the ,above, bore down to attack i L'Aigle; when she was relatantly obliged to sheer off, after having considered tie capture of her op,. patient as a thing certain, had not. this fresh aid come to her assistance. There is a report that the former Frigate, after the salon, got on shore, big this wants confirmation. Capt. Wous and some of his crew are said to be wounded. Arrived the Adrian Cutter from it cruise in the Channel. "No arrivals have occurred that bring pit gence relative to the Squadrons in the ifaditeala near. 1.0.116 PoIiTSMOLITn, Arlen 7. llo .The Barre Maria, for Newfoundland, was .obliged to cut' her obits this day, in Stokes .13s y„ smarm into Varbottr, to avoid being drifted ohm. Last night elevate Preach Prisoners er*de wow escape from the Vigildnt Prison -ship, in this Nitro hour, and about Ave this morning boarded boot belonging to the dock-yard here, of about.7o tons, made sail, and proceeded out of Harbour with her without molestation. They have not sbios bees heard of. I ' MMMI BRIXILAM QUAY, APRI •imi L 6.--Arrived in TorbaY yesterday, after post, His :Majesty's Ship . Unicorn from the West Indies, and remain with 'the Channel Fleet, under the-command of A.dmirat grovilz• DEAR, APRIL 7.—Arrrived His MtitjestYs Ship s L'EsPit r gle from Cork ; Harlequik an d .ogle fromoPortsronuth and Plymouth, all with Coo« toys, which pie sailed for the Ithier ; also the East India Fleet. 4 : SMITHFIELD MARKET,AIR2L II . • This day's market had but en ionsidetablesuppil of dill kinds of Cattle'-B ee f and MUtton dearer than our last report • Pork and V.eal.are cheaper, and the trade for ;he most Part was a°t over brisk. The sales in the iittynutritOt WC) lively; Hay and Straw IlitV4 fallen' in price Monday's market; Clover fetched last prigeOriia! following prices and numbers are a carat Italy meet ; To sink the Mild per stone of B,lb. _ v,,,t Bfef3s. tod. to p . od.—Mutton 3s. sod. to e4l. I l s . cod: to 75.64. Lamb 71. ad. to Ss. od.—fork 4s• 1 1. . —Sheri 3,oo.—Calvas, tsoo 4 P l lo l Hay_ 41, los. to 61. es. ed.—Clover 0. les. d. e to • • '77 ' ed.-- - Sttaw el.. 18. od. to.si, 6s, od. :IWO $ antx-ExCF,ANGE, APAZT. IC—Miele it; t o ler a b le goPPIY of Whe.it, part thereof from th e North Country, and Scotland, lbte trail* it 0110 sales, and hardly supports last prices; Rye at lea): Barley is rather cheaper; Malt is heavy tamr Pease and Beans of the two kind at littlethfaas Oats are in middling supply, and are this quoted cheaper; Flour without variation. D A ' Wheat 463 a 6os 3 72S od Tick Beeps 0 4 .: 7 4 - 01 Fine ditto -74 s a 761 od Oats - 35 4 . 1 a, m4 ,4 , 47c - 4 4$ 3 41is od Poland ditto its ow -- aSIeY 40S 3 4611,4 I Potatoo • •_. 4 10 Mitt 64s a 74s od Rape Stott • 11111121.1;04 White Pease 1563 a 166 S 041 Fine Flout if5 t 5 . ....7: 1 0644 tirey ditty . 50s a sss od Seconds iwww'"'" (0,10 vs a s7s od Viol 00 OP Tomorrow morning, at eleven o—# ti • venth Day's Drawing of the State Lotterf,,,.., s pa mence. There are now only (par doritt7k,,, " I go, the whole will be terminated on Santior Po' instant. ' RIC)! STATE OR ?SO wi l ;" 3 " A Priiesei . ~ . . 450,90 1 ~ -.. . . . • . 10.04 g 1 . . . . . . . 5,090 6 3,000 . . . . .. . ,„ 500 : - -.. . • • U imitd,i rigs, 4.c. ace. IWharr2red.: trdrawn 'Tickets and Shares ore on ,sale __y ..14nAxO . SON, GOobIiUCIC, and CO. Bitn t k ' Eing's Mews , chafing-cross, who have so ld no Piti'bill, and facing the Gate or tl shared, in the present State Lottery, I s m'e 409 ?1 ' 14,'311, , 41352 Prizes of One Thousand Pou.nj Clic",, ai d 19,460, 411,427, 19 ,7109, Prizes of xiv 6 which is no* so near its determination, Hundred Pounds each: Some persons affeet terrific, that the City Lottery, become SQ' popular. The, wonder ceases gi11.‘ 13 1 :,, is contemplated that evertMan. in society WS 6 0 torah ambition to pow L..hOtSC Which he rao +. b '" wo i anti e4peteuilly so, when an oppoolunill affords him numerous chances of obtaining an e 4 1 1 ,14 v able habitation for a' staltd of adventure oo iillig.:' o ' , ticant almost to mention... Six D,.iya Drawing are oyer, end Seven oso , $.. ' ' Prizes have been already sold and shared* .. 1. should lull truly fortunate Offices, 4, Cornholl ap4 9, „ , , cross, • viz. ‘ i .. sst pay, • 440. 0 1 0 0 0 e° .' ad D•Y• • a4,S*2 • Sc° 4 " .' • • 3 d Day, . 983 - soo • . 4th gay, - t 7,0 5. SO 4 sth ay. ll4O - s*** elb Day, • 014 • °* 1 4W - S ° o : i o n s st tbs. , Undrawn Tic) and area are above OffiCeS.-•--Tg•teurrow j g t bs eeztrfatat Do 'iv" . Irsormi 4i4 ing, and the Lottery finishes Tickets and $lll . lO ll are on initei:....„0„„...001.0"."'. SHIP Nt/PS. . . . . kt) Nt)()N ; yibigal by RICHARD /IA a Ails of No. 40 Martlett-courti llow.stvet t i and published bx . 'Wl LLIAM Aittittlillt &lair's, of South mottogtestrect,Grovnfflot.squar j et At the SuNtOPP4O4 No , ligt) Strand f . where avotinments Ord Ve the PaPer , lititers for the Vdifpr, &c.(post-paid 1, mutt be adtireiscr.i. . $ , Orders . , . . ,( 0 -..,, ::, . , , ~,, , , , . .11.000. 1 on.iv luso, h"" stratt. r° l4 Passed ,'..the Tyne Packet, 'hub"' "4"" DltSdcil ta Elizabeth, I,Jhnsoh, from St. Michael's; and the Prise), from Portsmouth. and Sailed - the (2aerrwent, Elmer, for Corson tal, Usirson, for St. Kitt's. 011tb Last r t,Ad.nirm * Rainier at his house II Gros 6°l" erects *Mannar. 7